Listings with aerial photos sell up to 68% faster and pull more showings — buyers grasp the lot, the setting, and the lifestyle before they book. Every AEON aerial includes a free property-line overlay and labeled amenities.
We mark the marina, shops, banks, schools and transit around the property right on the aerial — buyers see the whole lifestyle, not just the lot.
Every aerial includes a professional property-line overlay — buyers see exactly what they're getting.
Aerial stills, cinematic flyovers, or both — quoted for your property in one text.
Prefer it on your own channel? We deliver the raw file too — upload it wherever you like.
For most listings, yes. Aerial photos help homes sell up to 68% faster and pull more clicks and showings — it's one of the least expensive ways to make a listing stand out in a crowded feed.
It's quoted with the rest of your package, based on the property and what you need. Text your address and you'll have an exact number within the hour.
Airport zones and restricted airspace are off-limits, so if a listing sits in one we'll flag it upfront. Everywhere else across the GTA's residential neighbourhoods, our compact drone captures the whole property with no permits or delays.
Yes — every aerial can include a free property-line overlay plus labels for the marina, shops, banks, schools and transit nearby, so buyers see the lot and the lifestyle at a glance.
Drones don't fly safely in heavy wind or rain, so we reschedule just the aerial portion to the next clear window — usually within a day — at no extra charge.
Both — aerial stills, cinematic flyovers, or a combination. Quoted for your property in one text.
All of York Region — Keswick, Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Georgina, East Gwillimbury, Stouffville and King City — plus Simcoe County (Barrie, Innisfil, Bradford, Alliston, Orillia), the wider GTA and Durham Region. Cottage-country properties in Muskoka, Bracebridge and Collingwood are covered by request, and waterfront work on Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay is a regular part of what we shoot.
Yes. Commercial drone work in Canada is regulated by Transport Canada, so shooting a listing legally requires a valid RPAS certificate, a registered aircraft and liability insurance. We fly certified and insured, and we check the airspace against the property address before we quote — so you are never promised an aerial we cannot legally deliver.
Aerials work year-round, but they read differently by season. Late spring through early fall gives you green lawns and blue water. Fall colour makes rural and treed lots look their best. Winter aerials are honest but flatten out under grey skies — if a listing is going live in February and the lot is the selling point, it is worth asking whether we have usable footage from a previous season.
A ground-level exterior shows a buyer the front of a house. An aerial shows them the property — how deep the lot runs, where the pool and the garage sit, what backs onto the yard, how far it really is to the water or the park at the end of the street. Those are the questions that decide whether someone books a showing, and they are almost impossible to answer from a photo taken from the driveway.
That matters most on the listings where the land is part of the price. An estate on an acre, a waterfront property, a corner lot, a bungalow with a deep backyard, a home backing onto green space — in every one of those cases the aerial is the photo that justifies the asking price. On a townhouse with a six-foot yard it adds less, and we will say so rather than sell you a flight you do not need.
Every aerial we deliver can include a property-line overlay at no extra charge — the lot boundary drawn cleanly onto the photo so a buyer sees exactly what is included. It ends the most common question in a showing before it is asked, and on irregular or pie-shaped lots it often makes the property look considerably larger than the street view suggests.
We also label neighbourhood amenities straight onto a wider aerial: schools, the grocery store, transit, the marina, the plaza, the highway on-ramp. For buyers moving into York Region or Simcoe County from somewhere else — which is most of them — that single labelled frame does more work than a paragraph of listing remarks. It is the image agents tell us gets shared and saved most often.
Commercial drone flights in Canada are regulated by Transport Canada. Operating a drone for a real estate listing is commercial work, which means the pilot needs a valid RPAS certificate, a registered aircraft, and liability coverage. Plenty of people with a drone will shoot a listing for cheap; not all of them are flying legally, and the exposure for that sits with the listing brokerage as much as the pilot.
We fly certified and insured, we check the airspace before every booking, and if a property sits inside controlled airspace or a restricted zone we tell you at the quote stage rather than on the morning of the shoot. It is the least exciting part of this service and the part worth asking every photographer about.
Drones do not fly safely in heavy wind, rain or snow, and the footage is not worth having in flat grey light. If the weather turns we reschedule the aerial portion only — the interior shoot goes ahead as planned and we come back for the flight, usually within a day, at no extra cost.
Airspace is the other limit. Properties near Buttonville, Toronto Pearson or a hospital helipad sit in controlled airspace where flights need authorization or are not permitted at all. We check the property address against current airspace data before we quote, so you are never promised an aerial we cannot legally deliver.
Drone real estate photography across York Region — Keswick, Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Georgina, East Gwillimbury, Stouffville and King City — and Simcoe County, including Barrie, Innisfil, Bradford, Alliston and Orillia. We also cover the wider GTA, Durham Region, and cottage-country properties in Muskoka, Bracebridge and Collingwood by request. Waterfront work on Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay is a regular part of what we shoot.
Text your property address — quote within the hour, shoot within 48, photos by 9 AM tomorrow.